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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

Every purchaser OF boots or shoes will re-
ceive an elegant and useful present.
Ladies' French kid button shoes, So.
Ladies' turned sole, hand-sewed, French
kid button shoes $3.50, very fine.
ELEGANT PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY.
Ladies' goat Button shoes, 95c.
ELEGANT PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY.
Mems French calf, hand sewed, shoes, Sc
81, SO.
USEFUL PRESENTS FREE
Mems congress CATERS, very neat, $1.75.
PRESENTS FOR ALL.
The Star Boot and Shoe House, 80 and Sc
N Spring street. HOMER c. KATz,
Manager
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
On the Lake.

A grand display of fireworks will
be given at Second Street Park, also a
concert, on Saturday evening, October
9Th, commencing with the ascension
OF a grotesque balloon at 6 80 p. NJ.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Bottled Lager Beer

flavor and purity, delivered to any part oi
the city at $1.2O per dozen, If bottles re-
turned. Leave orders at No. 40 N. Spring
street, or telephone No. 81, to Philadelphia
Brewery, 238 Also street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of five-button
pair, worth S1.50.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Peoples, store bargains for Sat-
uYdaY.

On special sale to-day line Of dress pat
sjst of 10 yds. of double-fold dress goods,
nice matched in combinations of plain and
striped goods. These patterns Q worth
SO. so. We e1pect TO see them all sold by IL
O'Clock; SO those desiring choice will do
well to call early
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of 5-button
embroidered black kid gloves, CSC pair.
These goods have two toned silk embroidered
backs and are worth T1.25.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of Children's
Solid-Colored Hose, 121sc a pair These
goods are French-ribbed and full finished.
Worth 25c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Personal.

G. W. Ellis and wife of Ohio is in
the city.
j. K. Thompson of San Franc isco is
in the city.
A. T. Gorliam and wife of Nebraska
are at the Pico.
George H. Clarkson, OF Philadel-
phia is in the city.
o. d. s. Hooking, OF San Francisco
is at the Pico House.
Champion S. Chase, ex-Mayor OF
Ouasha: is visiting Los Angeles.
]. Northam, of North Anaheim,
wN1AtAe city @:ss!ay
,&,S yuan, ss sdns has
J. Ma zrned to town
yesterday, grS Recruited in health
N. c. Lassef proprietor of the
schooner Annie Lassen is visiting the
city.
Mr.. Henry Schwartz is in the city,
having arrived here on Thursday.
He will remain until the end of fair
week.
Fred Linde yesterday came bowling
in with trotting team from the En-
cino. 1t is gravely limited that he is
interested in the recent purchase OF
that fine rancho.
Mr.. Charles M. Shortridge, the dis
tinguished editor and publish er of
u1 - is in the city
VUvI1,DsUlLLl1!!e5 III! - look after some
private interests there.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of Ladies'
Balbriggan Vests, silk bound and stitched,
Csc each, worth 60c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

The following new choice brands have
been placed on sale: White-Caps, Cross
Country, Latest English.-Kinney Tobacco
Co., New York
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of gents lin
en- cambria handkerchiefs, 1Oc each. These
goods are a fine stear linen and are consid-
cred bargain at zoe.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

-. Smoke the best.
New White-Caps.-Kinney Tobacco Co..
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of Ladies
Merino Vests, 33l5c each, WORTH SOC.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Water With
Every lot at Rosecrans.
SECOND Strect PM

second Street Park.
Fireworks extraordinary by the Wilson
Bros, and concert by Meme Bros. Band on
Saturday evening, October 9th.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of ruching at
SC yard, in colors of white, red, pink and
black and white Gixed. Worth 12lsc yard.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

Damiana Bitters regulate the stomach
Michel Levy & Co., wholesale liquor dealers
agents.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

Carmenita. The Rest Thing
Yet. Sale and Excursion on Saturday. 50
North Main.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Lots on The

| 10000 gallons of water developed daily
at Burbank, by statement of Engineer c. V
| Housman.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line of Boys Knee
Pants at soc each, worth 75c.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale tod line of Honey
Comb Bed Spreads, Csc, worth 9Sc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

DOnahue's Grocery House
Carries the finest stock in the city. No. 2O5
South Spring street. #.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

The Southern Pacific Railroad to Huneme
with junction at Burbank, commences the
grading in the next ten days.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
No Peter FunI

At Rosecrans. No empty promises bu
grand fulfillments at Rosecrans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day line OF infants
bntton shoes 35c. a pair; worth Soc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
UnQucstiOned.

Theater Trains
To and from Los Angeles from Santa MOnic
Thursday evenings.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

Nadeau Orange Tract,
Corner Jefferson and Central aqenues.
A. l.. TEELE, 10 Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
High Glass.

Your last chance at Rosecrans. Free cal
riages leave our office daily.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day a line OF spring
flower soap at sc u cake. This soap is .
large sized cake and highly perfumed
Worth 1Oc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day u line of Misses
spring heel shoes $l75 pair, sizes Is to -;
worth 1925.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day u line of ladies'
curocoa kid or pebble goat button shoes
$125 a pair; worth So
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Rounds. Miller q Co,

Are sole agents for sa of Prospect Hill.
few lots may yet be secured by prompt ap
plication. NJ. l15 W. First street, room /,
upstairs
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Cement sidewalks,
Water.

Id feet wide, will be built on 5th and Wolf
skill avenue.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
This Will BE

Corner Jefferson and Central avenues.
A. l.. TEELE, 10 Court street.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Buy i'm Park Tract.

Ten Dollars a HI0nth
win get you lot at Rosecrans.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Nadeau Orange Tr,

Installment plan, no interest, at Rosecrar
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On special sale to-day a line of ladies cloth
CATERS, with elastic sides, $1.25 pair
worth T1.75.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08
Az the ssStnr,, TO.Dny.

Saturday October 8, 1887.
PEOPIE's STORE
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08

On spcial sale to-day line of Misses fine
dress shoes, 81. so a pair; worth x2.25.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-10-08


On special sale to-day line of five-button
embroidered back Dog Skin Gloves, 9Sc
pair, worth $1.50.
On special sale to-day line of 5-button
embroidered black kid gloves, 9Sc pair:
These goods have two toned silk embroidered
backs and are worth x1.25.
On special sale to-day line of gents lin
en- cambric handkerchiefs, 1Oc each. These
goods are Il fine stear linen and are consid-
cred bargain at zoe.
On special sale to-day line of ruching at
SC yard in colors of white, red, pink and
black and white pixed. Worth 1294c yard.
On special sale to-day Il line OF spring
flower soap at sc u cake. This soap is Il
large sized cake and highly perfumed.
Worth 10c.
On special sale to-day line OF infants
bntton shoes 35c. pair; worth 5Oc.
On special sale to-day line of Misses
spring heel shoes $l-75 pair, sizes IL to y;
worth 1925.
| On special sale to-day line of ladies'
| curocoa kid or pebble goat button shoes
| $l.25 pair; worth ~
| On special sale to-day line of ladies cloth
| CATERS, with elastic sides, $1.25 pair;
worth S1.75.
On spcial sale to-day line of Misses fine
dress shoes, 81. so pair; worth T225.
Saturday October 8, 1887.
/ ppopr r,c Srnpr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
rng POULTRY YARD IN AUTUMN.

Mistake II made sometimes by poultfy
fatclefs. snd those 10 The business "a wtll'
In placing too many eggs under hen Tor
her brooding. No larger number thAr
uine eau be sst with psrf,c, SAFETY. Ia ms
sutam0, and therefore II IL he desirable I"
bring out many chickens, the art OF mansx'
ln< two or moru settling hens Al once
should be acquitted. In such case ths
fancier or hrvsdef can pot two oroois
together, and being careful about Tee
pight shelter there heed be no difieulty IN
accommodating 40 many broods As shall
number twenty to any chickens TO he Al
ten,ion ofs siogl- hsn. particularly ifthe
wssth,r of the season be reasonably nild
aud settled.
Late chicks shoali be card fSt by their
mother uatll afsw weeks oil, when they
can be placed together In = wsil-sirei boz
The open aides % which arc covered oy
coarse wife netting. The DIOR of tae box
should be well.coyered with fresh soil.
and have q slmply.msie brooier AZ one
end, for the ll,tlc things % run uudsr al
nIsht Give the box .piscc In the kiiehsn
FOR the chicks can't gei under your fcet'
nor can rat. or cats disturb thsmi sc, box
and contenis cat Ia the sun when " snlnes
warmly, change coll frqutntlJ' Ted snn
watch brood carefully. 10 this way u VIII
not be dlfiealt 20 raise AL successfully.
DO no, keep too many old hens. Select
reliable sittsrs ani mothers, - mapJ ss
are needed for that purpose. Dispose o'
TIE rest, aud hep early hatchsd spring
puilets 30 lay In fall snd winter.
For ke.pitg broOilrg hens eieanlJ' To-
vet In good buBch of iobieeo leaves !
pu, few leaves under the sliting hcns'
ani scatter them aroupi the fowl house
,ie some bupches on the sides also. snh
there will be no uoubls from sstmiu.-
lusrlcda igrlculiursd.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
wrArE Oh MAINE.

COUNTY OF oNFORD. ss.-ne.ri % Coaniy
Coumissionsfs. Septamtef ssssisn, i-s7
Upsn ths forsrsiug rstitiou. saiisisstory sti.
lsnts hssiar tesn rvcslFsd that the pstitiensrs
rcsponslhls sndthst tn4siry tate N msfits 81
thflf kTrllcAtioa IL eNrstlsnfs N s ofierSd thai
ths Coanty C1mmlssionefs taeet a. the tim
uUusa IN NorssY. o. thafrdsy. the tsfui
ssteaih aay % Oxtehsr neal "a tsa a ne
ELSA A. N. aad thenca yrcrsed % w.
ths roats msntioasd in sald Tstiticn. lnms
faisiy atsr whlrh Viss, heartas of ne r.fuss
al thclf Witnesses gill - hat a some confsa-
euf Fiaos IN N virinlfy ant saeh other messsrss
tsken 10 the pfemlsssas as ths tomniss,onsfssestl
istxe propsf Ant tis farthsf ortsrvt .ihst nosce
ofths tms. piacs ani Yarfesso of ne Comnissienefs
nsstaE aforesalf ~ Eifsa o. al rsrsens snf cor.
pcrafians inisrvstei ~ csaslaf aisstsd copies ~
ssii psfiiion and oi this order thsfeon % -
ssftel uroa thr Slefk % ne toNn 20
NorusT. and also lctici 10 a. ihrcs puolic
pis-s. la ssid to.n snd Iahhshei tnres
weeks fuccessiFsir iu ~ okfefd tSm.
oCrsi. = assspspsr printed 81 rafi., In saii
coaair of oxnrd. ths afsi ~ salt pshiicaiious
sad each ~ ~ athsf notlcss, o. . ms1s, served
suf rasisd af sst thirty days tsfofs said ti1s ~
raesilns. o. ths sl1 that an gsrsons ani cofIofa
tIoas maY thsa tnd here arIasf aad thes eAass
u anY they hass shI ths ffaysf oi said peiiionsfs
shoalt uot ~ ranfei.
Atssli ALnEgF :. AUSTIN. Clefk.
A irss Cogy % al rstition sui order u Cours
Attest, ALnKEr :. AUsrIS. cis's
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
CHARMED by A REpTILE.

Wills walking along the railroad, writes
q corfespo,ienf, from . rustilng In the
bushes, my attention Was directed 10 the
spot. when 10 my surprise I saw . large
hing snake running siorg rapidly. and j1st
behlni WAS . full grown rabbit following
the snake. apparently without fear The
rspbi, would stop until the snake would
get 1ve or six Zee; Ia advance AMI thin
Wouli move up by the sii- of the sake
and stop. The snake was mosing In the
direction OF where was standing. and
when within about six isst the snsk. dis-
covered me and sr,ppsi The rabbit ran
oa Immediately IN 'front.' OF the snake With.
oat taking notice ef my presence and then
stopped. The snste placed himself In
strik ng position. ind both remsined quiet
fof . time. fiusift I drew my stick 70
hit tie rabbit, it discovered NE aud ran
on. The rabbit lc,ked npon me ~ an er-
emy. or friend and do'ive.sr. OF perhaps
its instinct taught it that the snake wss
Its destroyer and vas 80 ehum-d thst II
coult not reslst thsi magnetic irnaence IN.
sll there was Q mcdistor % hsodi or per-
hsps its Instinct tsnght it thai the king
snake Wa ths destroyer Of other snakes
that feed upon blris, rabbits, etc. and
looked spos the kiss snake - prosector.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
A BEE REPORT.

4 sAOali have written you the condition
OF ny bees last spring had no, my beloved
wife slekenoi aud died. She VAS an en-.
thu.iss,ie b.e. keeper. and was the cause OF
nv being Interested In bees. We worked
together, and our bees were source OF
pleasure and pronl 10 us. l cared 10. my
bees alone the pas, season ~lth the Ioho".
lng result pat my bees Into ihe esna
tae Gu Of December, issS, well suplhei
with natural stores. and weighed them.
The iiih AMI 18Th OF April, 1850 iook
them from the cellar, weighed thsm snn
"a, them on 10 their sumner STANDS.
The amoant OF honey consumed was
Colony No. 1, Z 3.ilhsi No. :, III IL 10. !
No. ;. 5 IL lbs. No. 4, II l.s lbs; no. ),
n los. No. G, iAlb No. I. J ! jos.
No. :. Ia lb.. No. .. 3 IL los. msking
|. total OF s6 los. an average Of eight and
.uln,hs OF q pound per colonJ. The
Temperature OF the cellar was about 30 de-
grees.
I sold ore colony In May. and worked
IN. sleht colonies with the following re-
.ult, -Four hundred aud thirty pounds niee
section honey, ani three new swarms.
some doe day In October prepare my
bees for winter by taking from them A.
many frames OF capped honey ls thlnk
they can spare u use the American hive)
then pot In division boards. GA The tops
OF frame. I pot one OF the Rev. q. w.
Shsarsr's lltile wooden feeders, over this
%, piece OF burlsp. over this pat The
enamel cloth aud then the cushions.
when / move them 10 the cellar remove
the enamel cloth and cushions and pui In
their place sn old bran sack; ! remove The
caps OF course.
ifmy bess want water. towards spring
they usually DO when they begin 10 rear
brood-sll I have 20 DO IL 20 raise up The
bran sack aud pour little water Into the
wire cloth thimOle ths, pAsse. through the
bufl,p Into the feeder. When spFing
comes pat the bees on the summer stands
I take oif The bran sack aud pat on The
ensmel cloth aud cushions sgain. aud use
thc feeder. by pa,,ing in,o ihsm, every
evening, thin maple syrup Tor stimulation,
I'm warm weather and the spring flowers
furnish Sufficient honey for that purpose.
I usually pat on sections when zoe The
bees building bits OF new comb. and then
work fOr honey - honey sells better than
bees In this section. run she brown
bees. - Wallace Clark. RHmfOni, Me-, ~
Os,lsefnfrs' M1gdsine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

OfrfcN 90 rtIT -uNafrF 90 OtFoan torsrf
srArE Of MANI.
ONFugn. - D. ~stf. 4lst. a. II. is.fs
FfNNIs - - ave ulticf. Est % Ata Asl
Il Ia " SrFL. a. a. ~, Safraat IN m
.-'rs.cr was issasi oui of ne Ceu q ~ fintelFsa
~ ~ sait CcunfY of osinrt against - estate 4
Iraaikan 4 nruan. of Alnsaf, m sad saehN'
s.iIudE-i D. - 90 iu.olfcat i,ep'efs 90 ,e,i.aee
o. al Doctor, vase rsif.ea 80 alei q.
ika rth far 81 Sgrt.. A a.. ~, - Htta as
ranfal iIfr lnicrgst ou rlhims u ~ - CON
paisii thsf ~ rsymeus 81 Anf lsl.. eel - o.
liver an1 lranslTf of anT IfnfFfN tst'afiea -
80 trtinf o. tin frF hls ass, and IA isltsft
anf t-ansfssof anF prorrriY ~ hlui are iof1tiesn
~ 40 tnat resuns ei N efes.tofs ~ -
rrnrr kss'Fnfss 81 "a setsis, slll - hsld ~
tr.irf of IssalFsnrs o. - holiien st ths ffcnAif
cert roou. In i'sris ia sald tosuiY 81 otiefi -
~ "a daY a Ocl-. a. a.. i.si. al nine otioct
In ~ i1renoga. . ..
IItsn unlicr nv hanf tos date afsi atlte = ~
,sa. ALvAN n. GOODWIN, nepsiI .astia.
a. nessenEgf of ths Colft of insolfsneI ief san
Coany "a OAiord.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
THE APPETITE.

Ordinarily sgr0ng aud steady appetite
lu ali Kinds 81 farm stock Is point great
IN 20 be DESIRED. The appetite may, from
some physical dersngemsnt, be abnormal,
but this condition 10 usually easily detect
Cd. and Ia exceptlonsL Other things be-
ing equal, o. Two snlmsls the one which ts
the better feeder will be the more pront'
able. The observing producer Of Fat stock
for the markets well understands this, and
Il not bsttsr pleased over any develop
meut OF newly purchased stockers or feed
ers than that they eat regularly and liosr'
ally OF the food which u placed before
them. The animal Is machine for eon'
vertlng grass, hay, grain, fodder. etc, IN.
10 beef, pork, mutton, wool and milk, and
the more food that Is eaten, digestsd and
appropriated % these various ends, ths
better return Is the machine mskipg for
the cost OF running H. This IL = general
lsw OF animal feeding. U1der it there ara
O. course variations. As, for Instance,
one breed OF cattle msy yield more milk,
or more butter fsts. thsn another In pro-
portion TO the quantity OF food consumed
sod one may In the same wsy make bee
more economically thsh another. But le'
the stock be what u may, as well - The
object for which IL Il kept, the owneI
wants 10 know among the first essentials
10 is profitable handling that IL appetite
can be depended upor. r.-Ifons Fdrm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

brooklyn. n. Y, claims the disefedi, OF
being the hrst 10 Introduce that Immense
nuisance, the English sparrow. The trst
importation was made by the Directors oil
the Brooklyn Institute In 1850. There
were elgh, pairs. bat they all died. In 1859
three dorsn sparrows were turned loose
aud they proceeded 20 take possession OF
the city. The de,sstsble bird hiss nov es-
tablished itself In IS States aud i've Ter
ritorie-. and a. the present rate os prog
ress will soon overspresd the whole con-
tlnert. The spsrrows were expected To
make themselves useful by destroy lux
insects. bu, they only destroy vegetation
and the Agricultural Department .s,imst
their mischief At millions yearly.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04
sssis. sf r.sisis. fsr discharge.
sfufe Of Uulu~.

OXTngp. - .-Court q taseiVeney. IN ne cate
ofWtLliAM sTANLkN. taeolvcnt Dttiof.
NTuTiCE is tefety gives thAi petliIen has on
~ thia list cav 20 -rTt, a a. t-eT tsen ffe.
srnie.i a. saif rour 90 al CoantT ~ Niliism
STANLEY uf fnrisf. o. ths OuuatY ~ Otitft.
pf.sirr that ~ nsr ~ drcrrel fall tischsrsf
irur1 ~ hIs ir.ts. pfutahle unlgf the lfpsis
~ rhapisr ~ a - staiuifs a Malne. aad sr1n
"a raIIiton Ii IL oI,isrr.i ~ all cUaft thAt
hearirr o. hsi apca ths ta.e tsfero sait cpsft.
a rsfls. a. ssli ecaniy ofokierts 90 Neiesedsf
a. lslh day "a ga. a. n. lsrg. ~ ulne o'cltft
q ne fnrrnnnn al th1l nrtIcr thfTcnf - Tao
iishef ID tnr OxFoHn nrNocaaf, q ursslApcf
paIlIshrsl In a. "a counlF - uhiofi, etce sfsA
ar iuo sasrssslts sesksths lat patiicaiioa o. -
ssssu laYs hsftfe ths iar nf hcafiur snd thAt al
crsatars 80 have YrpFt.i theif trttsi AL othsr
prfsons llicrvstr.i. mas arpesf AZ AL une sn.i
plare and ahoa tause. ~ anY theF haze. NV on.
ctarTe Eh1uh nct - gfantrt al iettpf Acf~ra-
inE o. ~ prsYsf % - rrtition
Attest ltNGHtCk 4. DAVIS, Resistfr
of sali Oourt for al Coaaiy Il otieft
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

uTTfcn OT flh rnNhill ~ OAlnAh ''NNAi'
srAIE of MANI
OXFOHp. - -sspt. sist A. 10. 80.
FINllfs IL o. give notire. 4At - " -.s'
A daT "a seft. a. n. isefs SAfrant ~ u
s1ltsury 80 ttsasd out u ne Iouft q tosoitee
~ flf sa.t Jouaty of ukiurd, asalest Ne estAte
ID Ortsrias a ku.nEsop1 ~ fafts ia al tosn
a. araiFs.i o. - an tnsolteut ceptof. 90
IL "a Oar - sept A. u. i--.s % rtich lesl
nsn.e.f fats infrosf o. elaine . % ~ compctci
Thst the paYmcnt % AnY dstts ant NE osutcfi
at transftf of AnT prCperJ psenSint - -
lstfnf. o. hil Cr fsf he 80, AL N osNsstl
- trsas fsr a any rropeltY o. him are torostise
~ tau. nat q mestInE - tts tfe.iitafs o. 49,
ilsttaf o. pfoVe thsIr dstts and gs.soss 90 -
rcfs Asslsusss 81 his sstaie. sll - ~ ~ al
Court a In.olssarY ~ be hohisn 81 fss le a.
C1univ. o. ne igih CAV "a o., A. u. if'' Al
a.ns o'circk On the iofeaoln. ..
dlten untsf az hsnd - dais afst Apete ~
"a JANIS 4 fAkkEK. pyputy shsfif,
a. Nssss1rsr q ne C,srt q insoifeeeJ' t'i
saff County % Onfurt.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-10-04

Valuable Timber Lands and Farm
for Sale.

n, virsus ef susheriiy giv.a ne IN a. ,l ef D.s,
II Warrsn. lstr of w.tsrfofd. decs.s.a. s,sl -
=. =. -. 800 81 the prtu,ises, a. Moth walsr
s..i. ~ Thursdsy. the 9Th day Of Oct, 1887,
q, 20 oeIoes ~ ass's-.sss . "a l., "a. 60 2
- - - hsa.l - nsat c.ftls snd ~ shesi
~s,s sin,rrs1 spoa The Ti.s ths v,a,ss 81 ssse 80
49, 40 ksrrsls 4 rr.sd irat utre soid n.ta ~
.s.. - f.l II isss al tbs slaounf esn D. -.
t,-..sl inlsfritsiy. Ihe fam i sfnsfed 90 ne
- Nosth wlteriurd Nllaes. And nlne mlss IT, =.
- ~ Il. T. sfafion. a Norssyt ocnsse.sss y
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The erimlnal classes prsscn, somo of the
most pcrplexlng problems that ihe sis,rs.
man l. rsqairci 10 solve. How io control
them while II large. particularly when
hcrded In cities; how IN govern and stn'
ploy them when In e0tnoemeni-are ever
present and very practical qaesuoos'
These Queries receive Increased pfoml'
neuce on accouu. OF the tctlon of the poll
Teal dsm,gogue, who 10 gain popularity
for himself has posed - the disunci'r
friend % the iaboriug man, and o'inoAncl
the contract prison labor system "hleh
be claimed caused the labor of TIE VICIOUS
10 dsprcci,is The results OF honest ani lf'e
toll. All this vas very plausible aud won
The sympathy and support OF hosts OF wei
meaning people Hat The demand ths'
convlc, labor shall no, be allowed W In
jare honest labor. though srcssonahie one.
i a. uncsllsd for. a. would bc a dsmsnd
that witches shall not be burned. HOB
Carroll ID. wTigai. commissioner os lapor'
estimate. ~ series OF carrial compaA'
,ion. that convict labor has An sfrci on
frc. labor of Que iry.foar one hanifedihs
OF oac per een,--prAe,lo,iiJ an impsfese-
ilhle amount.
Bui a. the oon,lc,s II q, 'srge oE unem'
plOycd would cOst 90 much - 10 be no IN
consiiershle tar on Industry, u IL seen
that, when The whole question Il oonsldsr.
81. even the small fraction above noticed
dwlndles iuto lnnni,esimh insignineanee.
when the problem of vast ls best TOT
ihs prisoner l. considered Wide Held u
opsnsi. The objects OF impflsonmeni 80
fsr a. they are reformsiory call for some
HAD of labor. but there are grave donos
whether convict labor Il The best IL has
Advantage a. q means % mixing money
for the state Aui securing The easiest sup
pof, OF the couvlets, bot these considers.
iiou. should b. The last 10 be ,houghi OF
The tendency OF The times 10 io~ari some
klui OF Industrial education, which shall
pronlsbly employ the couvle,s, and return
iAsm 20 The world fitet 10 enter the rauks
of industry aud be bcneh, rather than .
burden on The ccommuni,y.-N ". fnfHsr'